Watching the SCSEP on Capitol Hill

Posted on January 15th, 2014 to Vermont Associates

Our friends at Employment and Training Reporter help bring attention to the latest news about the Senior Community Service Employment Program on Capitol Hill. A4td founder and president Patricia Elmer, along with Vice President Thomas Saylor, regularly advise on  SCSEP issues at the national level.  They are currently working with Senator Sanders and his staff to educate Congress about the need for the SCSEP.  Read the latest results of their efforts here.

 

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